The President's Accidental Wife

Chapter 89

Soloman did not respond, instead he looked over to his daughter with worried eyes asking, "Summer,

seven hundred grand is not a small amount, are you-"

"It's alright, I borrowed them from Sherman. She has s o much money that I can return them in my own

time. Don't worry, Dad."

Summer interrupted him with a smile, "Also, she said that she will bring the money over to me next

morning. Really, you don't have to worry about me. Everything is okay."

"We really owe Sherman a big one. Have your mom bake some goodies so we can welcome her.

Regarding the money, you, me and your b*stard of a brother will settle it together."

Soloman let out a long sigh, 'life is tough!’

Amara rolled her eyes as she listened to their conversation. Disagreeing, she said, "The Valentines

have so much money. You are his wife. You have all the rights in the world to spend his money, it's only

natural. Why would you even ask money from your friend?"

Summer scoffed to herself. Now she knew how cruel Amara's heart can be.

If it was not for her parents, Summer would not even bat an eye if her whole hand was chopped off.

But still, her words made sense. The Valentines had so much fortune. As Mrs. Valentine herself, she

still had t o ask her friend for a mere seven hundred grand. Was she out of her mind?

"I will only say this once. I will never say it ever again s o make sure you register it in your head!"

She stared directly into Amara's eyes, spiting every word loud and clearly.Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

"If you still want to live as such a dependent child, you have got to pull yourself together. If this happens

ever again, you will bear the consequences yourself. Don't you dare wish to beg for sympathy from my

parents.

"The agreement that you signed just now stated that you would be cutting ties with the three of us in

your own free will. We shall have no relationship as of today. If you ever step foot in our

neighbourhood, the security will have you escorted, even if it was by force. You can cause a scene, but

that will only get you to the police station under the charge of harassment.

"You can also choose to complain and fight back. I will just bring this agreement-the agreement you

signed-to the court and let them judge. You can either choose to live a good life or leave this place as

soon as possible. It’s up to you..."

Summer was direct and cold. She came off so strong it actually scared Amara. She looked over to

Soloman and Daisy, hoping to get some sympathy from them.

But to her dismay, she got nothing in return. They were both so disappointed in her that they did not

even want to look at her, let alone speaking to her. They also knew that her problems had caused

trouble t o Summer as well.

Summer slammed her hand on the table and shouted," Hey, I am speaking to you! Why are you looking

at them?"

Amara was shocked by her sudden outburst. Her body was trembling when she said answered faintly,

"Live a good life."

"Louder, I can't hear you!"

"Live a good life!" Amara cried out.

"Mark my words, Amara. I am a man of my words, and I can be cruel when I want to. You better not

challenge me!” i

Outside the ICU.

Mark was leaning against the hospital window, his black trench coat now covered in crease.

His expression was grim as he looked deeply outside the window, his eyes slightly pink, with a visible

web o f red veins.

However, as sluggish as he looked, it still could not mask his charismatic features. In fact, it even made

him look more mysteriously good looking.

He started his journey from Norwood to Santabaca by airplane, then from Santabaca to Grudin North

by car.

And when he reached Grudin North, Raine was still in the ICU.

The secretary next to him told him that Raine rushed into a crumbling house to save a new-born baby

during the earthquake.

When she was carrying the baby out in her arms, the house fell and directly hit her.

Mark chuckled to himself 'she is so kind that she would sacrifice her life just to help people..'